Gyanendra Khushwaha furiously types away on his laptop the last few topics of his presentation that he has to submit to his coaching centre. The 18-year-old engineering aspirant’s laptop, which he calls a “medal” for his performance in the Class XII boards, has made it easier for him to learn better, faster and inch closer to his dream.
“The laptop has changed the way I learn. My father is a foreman at a nearby factory. He would not have been able to buy it for me,” he said. All he yearns for is faster, cheaper and easily available broadband connectivity,